LOCAL: Win a $50 Credit for Rock & Republic Sample Sale!

Rock and Republic is a brand of jeans I can’t usually afford . . . well, I still can’t really afford it. But if I won one of these $50 gift cards, THEN I could afford it!

For three days this Friday through Sunday, a Warehouse Sale will be held at Dallas Market Hall showcasing Rock & Republic’s line of kids, women’s and men’s jeans. This sale will offer over 30,000 items at up to 80% off.

Rock & Republic Kasandra Cursed Destroyed Boot-Cut Jeans
Retail Value - $255
The Warehouse Sale price: Friday $69.99, Saturday and Sunday $59.99

So, if you were able to win a $50 credit, you could get these $255 jeans for just $9.99!! That’s my kind of deal.

The Warehouse Sale will be giving away thirty - $50 gift cards for those that RSVP and enter their name to win. (I’ve heard there will be items as low as $19.99.) Interested?

First, go to the Warehouse Sale web page and register, then RSVP for the event.

Once you’ve done that, send an email to admin@warehousesale.com with “MelissaStuff” in the subject line to enter to win one of the $50 gift cards.

The winners will be drawn randomly and will be contacted before Thursday, November 11. The gift card will be held under your name at checkout.

I would love for some of my readers to be the ones who win . . . so enter, and let me know if you get an email saying you won.

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